Pocket Gamer’s Jon Jordon was on hand at Develop 2011 to hear about the ease of developing for the upcoming Sony PlayStation Vita, and in particular about the way its four core PowerVR SGX543MP4 based graphics engine works, from Sony head of developer services Kish Hirani, and senior R&D engineer Neil Brown. Get the full details here.
The new PowerVR developer documentation website has been up and running for a few weeks now. We’re really pleased to see how it’s been helping people get the most out of their applications, as well as learn new things about
There’s no doubt that Harry Potter: Wizards Unite sets a new standard for Augmented Reality gaming – (if you haven’t already seen it check out our review), but if you’ve got an appetite for more, don’t worry – it’s far
Imagination is best known for graphics, but its connectivity division, Ensigma, also has a distinguished heritage. It currently offers IP technology for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, high-end networking and broadcast and is the world leader in digital audio broadcasting radio (DAB) IP.
It can be tough trying to figure out the best way to optimise your applications for the hardware during development. Luckily, we’re here to help and – this is the first of an ongoing series of blog posts highlighting useful tips and tricks from our brand-new documentation website.
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